> it's some dylibs > called dwmapi.dll and efsadu.dll that were missing. I'm not certain of > some of the terminology used by Dependency Walker to describe these > libraries; it says they're "delay-load" dependency modules, and maybe > it's not relevant (is this just like dlopen()'s lazy mode?) I think they are not relevant. I have never heard of them, I am pretty sure what Dependency Walker tries to say here is that they are optional. Your problem is something else. > Anyone have any idea where I can get safe copies of those DLLs? If they are Microsoft DLLs (as I assume) they should either already be on your system (maybe if you have some specific add-on product), or should not be, and then don't even try;) I would be especially afraid of "helpful" sites that offer huge numbers of random DLLs for individual download (or "useful" tools to "optimize" your system). I tend to assume most such sites are just trying to push various kinds of adware of worse on you. --tml _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
